Sounds like your battery sensor may need to be calibrated. I haven't
heard this happening much on the iPhone though. You might want to try
running your phone all the way down and then charging it fully while
it's powered on. You may need to do this two or three times. I've done
it on a few other devices with LI batteries but not on my iPhone.
On 08/09/2013 05:44 PM, Joseph Hudson wrote:
Hello all, so for the last couple of weeks have been having better troubles
with my iPhone 5. My Nnptc main issue was my battery telling me was at 20% and
then it'll maybe get down to like 17 and then shut off. I called Apple support
and they said potpourri store should fix the issue I like really I don't
believe that it all. Who is actually done that and it has? Curious minds want
to know. And they said I could take it to Apple store and let them look at it I
have been putting it off and putting it off because I've been very busy this
last week. I finally broke down and asked my mom she will take me tomorrow
because it got down to 29% and just completely shut off with no warning.
Anybody know what to do?
Joseph Hudson
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